Daily Equine Hydration Formula

Equine Electrolyte Recover Powder

Salt first, no sugar. One daily scoop replaces what sweat takes, with B vitamins and organic trace minerals to keep hard-working horses drinking.

Key Ingredients

  • Sodium, Chloride & Potassium
  • 100% organic trace minerals
  • B vitamins for energy metabolism

What Sets It Apart

  • No added sugar.
  • Properly dosed sodium, chloride, and potassium to replace what heavy sweat takes.
  • Top-dress to drive horses back to their water bucket.
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FAQ's

What should I look for in an electrolyte?

Salt first, no sugar. Many electrolytes list dextrose as the first ingredient, and the more sugar a product has, the less room there is for actual electrolytes. Research from Kentucky Equine Research found added sugar does not improve electrolyte absorption. Salt is the first ingredient in Four Sixes Electrolyte Recover Powder, with at least 6.5 g of sodium and 13 g of chloride per scoop and no added sugar.

How do I know if my horse needs electrolytes?

If your horse sweats past the saddle pad, it is time. Horses lose more electrolytes in sweat than people do, and replacing them helps the body return to normal fluid balance. Common times to use it:
✓ Hot or humid weather
✓ Moderate to intense work or full-day work
✓ Hauling and long-distance travel
✓ During or after loose manure
✓ Poor drinkers

Will electrolytes help my horse drink more?

Yes. Salt stimulates thirst, so a balanced electrolyte gets horses drinking more water. That makes it useful for poor drinkers any time of year, even in cold weather.

Should I use the Four Sixes Electrolyte Recover powder or the Four Sixes Electrolyte Paste?

Both have the same formula. The powder is for daily top-dressing on feed. The paste is for on the go, like hauling, shows, or a long day away from the barn. Many owners use the powder daily and keep paste in the trailer.

Why does it contain B vitamins?

B vitamins help the body turn feed into energy. Healthy horses make some B vitamins in the hindgut, but hard-working horses often need more than the gut can keep up with. They are water soluble, so anything the body does not use passes out in the urine.

Are B vitamins safe?

Yes. B vitamins are water soluble, meaning dietary levels not needed by the body will be excreted in the urine, eliminating concerns about toxicity. Supplementing with B vitamins is especially important for hard-working horses.

How do I give it?

Give one 40 g scoop daily on top of feed. The 30 Day Supply lasts one horse one month, and the 150 Day Supply lasts five months. On hauling or show days, many owners add a tube of Four Sixes Electrolyte Paste. Always provide clean water.

Guaranteed Analysis per 40 g scoop

Sodium (min) 17.25% (6.5 g)
Sodium (max) 21.25% (8.5 g)
Chloride (min) 32.5% (13 g)
Potassium (min) 9% (3.8 g)
Phosphorus (min) 6.25% (2.5 g)
Calcium (min) 2.25% (900 mg)
Calcium (max) 2.75% (1.1 g)
Magnesium (min) 1.25% (500 mg)
Zinc (min) 2,250 ppm (90 mg)
Copper (min) 781 ppm (31.25 mg)
Cobalt (min) 150 ppm (6 mg)
Manganese (min) 1,250 ppm (50 mg)
Thiamine (min) 340.2 mg/lb (30 mg)
Riboflavin (min) 453.6 mg/lb (40 mg)
Niacin (min) 1,020.6 mg/lb (90 mg)
Pantothenic acid (min) 396.9 mg/lb (35 mg)
Pyridoxine HCl (min) 396.9 mg/lb (35 mg)
Biotin (min) 22.68 mg/lb (2 mg)
Folic Acid (min) 283.5 mg/lb (25 mg)
Vitamin B12 (min) 3,402 mcg/lb (300 mcg)

Ingredients

Salt, monosodium phosphate, potassium chloride, calcium carbonate, magnesium oxide, zinc proteinate, manganese proteinate, cobalt proteinate, copper proteinate, natural & artificial flavors, biotin, niacinamide, riboflavin, pyridoxine HCl, calcium pantothenate, thiamine mononitrate, vitamin B12 supplement, folic acid.

Directions for use

Give one scoop daily. 30-Day Supply. Keep packaging closed and in a cool, dry environment.

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